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Russian oil revenue plummets as sanctions target Putin’s cash cow

A shadow fleet has sought to skirt around sanctions against Russia

The Independent UK

India's migratory beekeepers and their hives follow the flowers to make the honey flow

Migratory beekeepers in India’s Assam state travel from mustard farm to mustard farm timing their visits for when the flowers bloom

The Independent UK

Pakistan agree to play against India at T20 World Cup after planned boycott

This reverses an earlier decision to boycott the cricket clash against its old rival, which had been cited due to geopolitical tensions

The Independent UK

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Indian-origin techie drops Microsoft developer role in US to return to India: 'Didn't leave to retire. Left to live'

Ujjwal Chadha, an Indian-origin AI Engineering Lead, has left his job as a Developer at Microsoft in the United States and returned to India for a remote role. He shared on X that the move has changed his life.

The Times of India

Dollar Weakness Fuels Short Covering in Sugar Futures

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH26 ) on Monday closed up +0.24 (+1.70%), and March London ICE white sugar #5 (SWH26 ) closed up +1.00 (+0.25%). Sugar prices settled higher on Monday as the dollar index ($DXY ) fell to a 1-week low, prompting short covering in sugar futures. An...

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Pakistan agree to play India in T20 World Cup clash

Pakistan have agreed to reverse the boycott of their T20 World Cup tie with India after the game's governing body made a series of concessions to Bangladesh.

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Pakistan agree to play India at T20 Cricket World Cup after scrapping boycott

Pakistan will play India in the T20 World Cup on Sunday after a decision to boycott the match was reversed

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Meet Charles Radford: US sailor who spied on Kissinger during the 1971 India–Pakistan war

A young US Navy yeoman, Charles Radford, secretly copied classified documents from the National Security Council during the early 1970s. He passed these sensitive papers, including those related to Henry Kissinger's handling of the India-Pakistan war, to senior military officers. This internal spying revealed a power struggle between civilian leaders…

The Times of India

How Trump’s ICE Is Locking Up Longtime Texans with Paths to Legal Status

The case of one Houston man, nearly deported to India after a quarter-century here, shows what happens when prosecutorial discretion is abandoned.

Texas Observer

“Ye Kis Line Mein Aa Gaye?”: One WhatsApp Message That Amused The Internet

A totally random WhatsApp chat between two old buddies has blown up online and left people cracking up. The whole thing started when Ravi Handa, an entrepreneur from Jaipur, decided to check in with a friend he hadn’t talked to in what feels like forever. He just sent a casual…

Times Life

Sugar Prices Recover as Dollar Weakness Spurs Short Covering

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH26 ) today is up +0.33 (+2.34%), and March London ICE white sugar #5 (SWH26 ) is up +1.20 (+0.30%). Sugar prices are sharply higher as today's fall in the dollar index ($DXY ) to a 1-week low has sparked short covering in sugar futures....

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Why Touching Elders’ Feet Is More Powerful Than You Think

In many cultures especially in India touching elders’ feet is seen as a sign of respect. But this ancient practice goes far beyond tradition or obedience. Rooted in spiritual science, psychology, and human energy systems, the act is believed to transfer wisdom, calm the mind, and strengthen emotional bonds. Here…

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'Zero intention of integrating': Row over Texas family welcoming 'gau mata' home for housewarming; Indians say better than alcohol party

A video of two cows taking a tour inside a new house on the occasion of housewarming has been doing the rounds as it caught the attention of India-hating Texas commentators who condemned the 'zero intention of integrating'. The video was originally posted on the Facebook page of Texas Gaushala…

The Times of India

Not only in India, US embassy in London denying visas to executives citing 'minor offences' of 1970s

Immigration lawyers in London are turning away clients with any criminal history as they know the US embassy in London will reject these visas no matter what positions these visa seekers hold or their purpose of visit to the US. Financial Times reported that the US embassy in London is…

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Random Musing: Nixon wanted China to fight India-Pakistan War – and other new worms from Watergate

When Bernard asks why, Sir Humphrey explains: “Because once the Prime Minister knows, there will have to be an enquiry, like Watergate. The investigation of a trivial break-in led to one ghastly revelation after another and finally the downfall of a president. The golden rule is don’t lift lids off…

The Times of India

Takaichi’s new mandate upends Asia’s power math: What it means for China, India and US

Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secured a powerful mandate, winning a landslide victory. This political stability empowers Tokyo to significantly reshape its approach to China, strengthen ties with the US, and deepen strategic partnerships with India. Her decisive win signals a more assertive Japan on the global stage, impacting regional…

The Times of India

Indian man killed in targeted firing outside busy Toronto mall, cops clueless about shooters

37-year-old Indian man, Chandan Kumar Raja Nandakumar, was shot and killed in Canada outside a busy mall in Etobicoke in Toronto, sparking fear among shoppers and workers at the mall as the incident took place in broad daylight and it took place during a busy shopping afternoon on Sunday.

Times Life

6 Indian Cities Where Shiva Never Left and Nandi Still Protects

ॐ नमः शिवाय। In some parts of India, Shiva is not spoken of as a god who once came and went. He is spoken of as someone who stayed. Not in legend alone, but in habit, memory, and daily life. People here do not ask where Shiva went. They ask…

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4 Timeless Lessons from Steve Jobs for Success & Innovation

Being the co-founder of Apple Inc., Steve Job’s technological achievements have touched the lives of millions. Furthermore, his words and ideas have also left their mark on humanity. Anyone who dares to dream big or is ready to take up the path of invention and excellence, can achieve tremendous amounts…

Times Life

If Dwarka Was Krishna’s City, Why Was It “Found” Under the Sea So Late?

For nearly 3,000 years, Dwarka existed in an unusual space between faith and history. Ancient Indian texts described it as a planned coastal city built by Lord Krishna, with fortified gates, wide roads, and harbours engaged in maritime trade. While pilgrims believed in it and scholars debated it, modern history…

Times Life

8 Hanuman Temples That Witness Lakhs of Devotees Every Week

There are few deities in India whose presence feels as immediate, personal, and powerful as Lord Hanuman. He is not approached from a distance but remembered daily, invoked in moments of fear, strength, discipline, and devotion. Across India, certain Hanuman temples draw lakhs of devotees every single week, not because…

The Times of India

'If India jumped Pakistan...': Unsealed Watergate files reveals Richard Nixon asked China to interfere in Bangladesh Liberation War

In his grand jury testimony, Nixon described a secret assurance given to Beijing during the war. His full statement reads: “The Russians were supporting India. … Nobody was supporting Pakistan because there was an embargo on the shipment of arms. … But we were giving moral support to them, and…

Times Life

4 Most Miraculous Temples in India That Change Lives

India is the land that is known for religious and spiritual marvels. Travel throughout India and you can see temples and religious sites that perform miracles in the lives of devotees. If you are facing problems that seems almost impossible to solve, many of these temples can offer you solace.…

Times Life

9 Hanuman Temples That Are Open Day and Night, Here’s Why

“न चोरहार्यं न च राजहार्यं न भ्रातृभाज्यं न च भारकारी। व्यये कृते वर्धत एव नित्यंविद्या धनं सर्वधनप्रधानम्॥” Faith, like true knowledge, does not diminish when shared. In India’s spiritual geography, few deities embody this idea as powerfully as Lord Hanuman. He is strength without arrogance, devotion without fear, and protection…

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5 Creatures That Barely Touch the Earth and Live Life in the Air

While animals spend their lives walking, running, or crawling on land, there are some creatures that barely touch the earth and mastered a completely different lifestyle. These incredible species spend most of their time flying, gliding or hanging high above the ground, rarely touching the land. From ocean wanderers to…

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